Bob Bondurant Driving School Formula Car
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Other differences between the Vette and the Formula Bondurant are the distinct lack of power steering, power brakes, and any electronics (ABS, TCS, Active Handling, and so on). The rear-engine setup's distinctive handling characteristics require less trail braking, because these cars are less prone to understeer. Once you turn in and are done braking, you need to get on the throttle to get the weight to the back and avoid a massive oversteer situation. The skid-car experience helps greatly here. Smoothness is key, and the Formula Bondurant rewards with a blast of a day spent behind the wheel-and a fitting end to the Grand Prix Road Racing course. View Related Article
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Chevy Corvette Research
Car specs are often a major factor when deciding on buying a new Chevy Corvette. Get all of the information you could want including data on performance, cargo space, handling, fuel efficiency, and all-inclusive car specifications. The V8 standard engine in the Corvette gives you 505 horsepower with an estimated 19 mpg. It comes with comparable warranty coverage to other vehicles in its class.
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